THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTT'ETOWN, JANUARY 5, 1869

THE ]) AILY RY AMINER. THE BEDEQUE DISYrRiCcT. pease Mr. McQvaraig, the Liberal-~Conserva- JANUARY 5, 1899. tive candidate for the Provincial Legiela- a ey | ture in the Fourth District of Prince, seal needs no recommendation, Upon personal THE FISHERIES CONFERENCE. grounds, everyone will admit that “ he’s ee all right.” A man of established Ir has been shrewdly eusp-cted that | character, a lawyer of ability, one the meeting ofour Liberal Premiers at)... thoroughly understands the Ottawa bad more to do with Liberal wante and interests cf the country, party arrangements than with the Fish-| 44 ig indentified with them,--he is just eries question. However this may be,| 11,6 man to enlist in the service of the the ‘conference at Ottawa has come (0) provinoe at large andthe Fourth District nothing. Reporters at the capitel, state | .¢ prince in particular. As the writs are that there was a good deal of talk about not yet out, we need not hurry to discuss the matter, but nothing done. The | ihe questions in iseue between the Govern- problem involved in the finding of the | ont of broken promises and those who Judicial Committee of the Privy Council | gre opposed to it. But let everyone note respecting the fisheries of Canada is, in | the fact that Mr. McQuarrie is in the field:

Please let us have the/trutn, rather too difficult for such ——_——— +--+ amount of that little account|™* ®* °* Local Liberal Premiers to A DIFFICULTY TO BE MET

solve at a hasty conference. In the nego- tiations that have taken place between Sir Louisand Messrs. Hardy and Marchand the conditions were comparatively simple, and a settlement was more easily reached. Ontario bas already established a Fisher | ies D>partment, and Quebec has asked the Dominion to continue toexercise jurisdic~ tion in that Province until the Provincial But as to

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machinery can be perfected. the Maritime Proviaces different conditions are involved, For instance, it is not cer~ tain thatthe Dominion fisheries anywhere The laid te conotrol of these waters, and with it

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has jurisdiction the Maritime

over the inside

three mile limit.

Provinces have, it is s‘ated, claim to

to interest of the Halifax award which has disbursed our of bor require all the atten- C Indee 1, not be surprised if another decision of the

Pp eeded bef

tofore been among

fishermen in the form 1ntv-money.

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officers can give to it.

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rivy Council will be n re a final

| settlement can be arrived at. Io any case,

COMME RCTAL COLLEGE the Maritime Provinces will do well to | avoid, if possible, the additional expense PRINCIPAL I. L I. OXENHAM | involved in the protection and manage-

i ment of our inshore fisheries. It is

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rO We wish all our Graduates Governe

sible that, from tbe Provincial

will cost

Patrons and Friends | ment point of view, the fisheries treaties and using British warships, not as A Happy New Year } more then they will come to. heretofore, to police British fishermen, in 4 ~ . - Our next Term begins Tuesday, Jan 3. lad —_— a9 th Pa alta UR ee aoe the interests of the French, but to restrict We havet best facility and best method . wiatd se Frenc} ste hareat pris imparting nstructions in the following: | COLLATERAL INFLUENCE rigidly these French to their barest rights, CSS — > . * - . . : = : Book Keeping, Arithmetic,| oF PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS.| -—Mail and Empire : Tarte tells the . rn. os . eople of Quebec that he 18 defending them Shorthand, rypewriting,) ,..., ee . - As aa evidence of the collateral influence | from the Euglish intoleranuts. Ic is too ; . ‘ 7 . ) ‘ 1° , an Busines: t orrespondence. of the Manchester Sbip Canal upon the bad that our politics should be disgraced . : oes of t ee ee ee ed by a selfish and sectional politic:an whose ‘ “1% rosperity } ne ci many tinere, | 5 P . 1 Commercial Law ate , a _ | stock in trade is huge expenditures and Terms mocecrate...Rapid progress made by | pe! ite out by y Mr. A. Hua er, in the base appeals tO racc feelings. all our Students. Send orapply for our Pri 4 a Shue razine for January, that -—o 2 spectus. ] in € ; ane tar ‘ 2 1 : ‘ : o Ch’town Dee 31 leod and wit building operations in Manchester are —The Island of Crete is the scene of - | progressing at arate which has had ro | an experiment similarto the oneto be nee au ate es ee . +7 . ; . ; | eX ) ig Irinee wy re +reece ree tar £ parallel in the long history of the town. tried in Cuba. Prince Gecrge of Greece, mamas EA ids hd ae cl acs Sad m ; . oa - who was formally ipstalled last week as Ihe streets are sc thror ge i with traffic that H ’ i . gb Commissioner of the powers, seems the problem ‘of desling with them in such | to appreciate the fact that be has an oppor- | é ™ a manner a8 to avoid positive congestion is | tun ty to advance the prestige of Greece forcing itse)f upon the inhabitants. Re- | 9% We ll as bis own perfonal prestige. He han ln os a has begun to rule with an iron band. | ture is of the raliway COmpanies, running >: a ; : ban The o Prince found the island honeycombed with » Manchester, show an annual increase | rel gious and political factions, each i i Ale » marked that company after company | threatening outrages upon its enemies. He ' ited an j car! ed out, 1D qule kly orde red the Ri | liera adJpt ‘ , drastic mea-ures, and yunced that } course of carrying out, additions and im- Preeashinecany bred hasapepabanag, ar eies cae se

Now tha lay rush” js over. 1 | provements of a most exteasive character, will be able t rd ir wants with | having for their object the increase of nena a) i > aa in he . . ' . . . 7 =e ptnesa, and I will as in the | their conveying and storing capacity. In a pa | par er pa ns Dor expeuse ID MY ! . j +] te j } } } j ea ’ | word, threatened decay has bee rne ts to plea whe inctrust their work | ™" hnreate! aecay ha en turne tome. Yon may be sure it will be attend~ | !9to vigorous growth, and adversity iato {Oo propery ar i ina con petent manuer | prosperity. No cempetent person would, | r omer sitate, if aske _ My prices will always | found the | for a mon at, hesitate, asked for the lowe et, jus ty and work cons le re 1. and : reason for this unparalled pr eres [t is the interest of my patrons will be kept] one of the results of the Manchester ship 7 rats ’ - 2 Pw rr “ <- 2 ‘ at nstantly In view. canal. lhe results in Manchester are the ! Thanking you for the conf lence so| results elsewhere of a spirit of well | generousiy nianifested by you in the past, lirected public enterprise. The Man and iicitinz your furthe 8 as . i, "pe "4H J om i. command: “5 chester Canal has not vet paid dividends yell as thos fm} v friends Gora ; : to the shareholders ; but it is paying in oth yr die hic ne 1 i iirections. G he) Se a ee ‘ I ' ' ; It is announce 1 that the post office de~ Si ey ite aia | partment has on hand only about one | month’s supply of three cent stamp‘; and Pe Tc es ‘ we | when these are exhausted no more will be DADA Dd PDD AA Tt Jude Vas issued. It is not unlikely that a 4-cent

stamp will be issued to meet the demand for the double raie over the ordinary domestic or imperial rate. The departs ment has issued a new 2-cent envelope,

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We printed it. of this Calendar a few e Patriot said:—

" ante The United Stat es negotiate a sp Switzerland.

G. vernment wi ‘cial commercial treaty with

; Barrett, proprietor of the Yard, has just ale ndar.

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* The Patriot acknowledges with thanks ‘he receipt of one of the most tasteful calendars of the eeason. , . . In the centre of the calea~ We are getting new lines, new patte

dar is a splendid picture of Connolly's wharf, aad above it a bee hive with the bees ciustering about. ” " ° The calendar is a model of art- istic tasie Loth in desiga and neatness of exec tion.”

we have largely “increased the capacity FURNITURE business on Sunnyside

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Mr. CHamBeRLAIN has determined that Franve shal! relinquish its c'aim upon the Western shore of Newfoundland. Some of tlhe correspondents in London cee ia this fact the most serious difficulty to be grapoled with inthe near future. It is stateé that Sir Charles Dilke bas been acting, during the last week or two, asa kind of unoffiztial emissary of England in Paris. His report is that the Newfonndland question is fast assuming an aspect at least as grave as that which Fashoda recently assumed, the the French

Fashoda was to

Freach mere sentiment;

shore

a

in Newfoundland is that and much

more. Tbe Frenchman knows that be bas rights there, and knows, too, that if a

self-governing colony like Newfoundland | kicks hard | Reid Ra ls to kick, be abandoned. But Sir Charles Dilke’s visit

enough, under the new

as

yay regime she evidently means

these French rights must elicits the fact that France means to make d:ffisalt. Britain will, without doubt, offer ber fair, But

hold on News

tae bargain extremely Great

and even generous term:. if France

| should refuse to quit her

Great Britain her oft

foundland upon such terms,

has the means of forcing by keep-

ing her fishermen tu the strictest letter of

would euppress disorder even if he had to

turn the whole island nto a_ barracke. His policy and Christain rule areso dis- tastful to the Moslems that they are leav-~

ing in droves, and there is a prosps ect that the ieland will soon be age solely by | Christians, and that they will eoj y pros- perity hitherto unknown to them. i. “eT Re

ESTEEMED EXCHANGES.

Halifax Herald: The eighteen years ot | conservative rule were great years for | Canada. With newspaper postage abclish | ed and postage Cngletters greatly reduced,- | the aoe stai revenue rose from $1,600,000 in 1878 to over $4,000,000 in 1896 And there was no monkeying with postage stamps | either.

TT A ( Montreal Gazette: Sir Wilfrid Laurier has found a point of resemblance between

| Gladstone and Mr. Tarte. They both | changed their political affiliations. The pointe wherein their careers do not re-

seed each other will sug; gest themselves somewhat numerously.

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Big clothing sale at | Patons

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rns, néw prices ready for 1899 trada— of our factory, and we will make the HUM during 1899,

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Balaace of Wholesale Stock 210 Pairs Overalls 115 Jumpers

Made of good strong Conttoade and blue denim, Will clear the lot retail Thursday, Friday and Saturday

58c Overalls or Jumpers sale 39 0 do- sale 50) 8 do Oo, G2 do 62

A rare chance for Mechanics and Workmen to buy cheap

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Toilet Soaps

A small lot about 58 doz Toilet Soaps balance of Wholesale stock placed on retail counter to sell quick, Including Pear Glycerine, Tar, Infants Delight, Bouquet, Orental, Klondyke Bang Laundry Bar, Wil! be sold cheap |

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Our big closing sale will go on for 15 days Jonger, ‘thing possible must be sold.

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a prompt settlement of all accounts due

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Are selling out their water— at a tremendous rate,

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